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The Man from Toronto
Directed by
Patrick Hughes
PG-13
2022
1h 53m
Action
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Adventure
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5.9
24%
46%
6.4
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The world's deadliest assassin and New York's biggest screw-up are mistaken for each other at an Airbnb rental.
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Cast of The Man from Toronto
Kevin Hart
Teddy
Woody Harrelson
The Man from Toronto
Kaley Cuoco
Anne
Jasmine Mathews
Lori
Lela Loren
Daniela Marin
Pierson Fodé
The Man from Miami
Jencarlos Canela
Agent Santoro
Ellen Barkin
The Handler
Ronnie Rowe
Agent Davis
Alejandro De Hoyos
Colonel Marin
Rob Archer
Oscar
Kate Drummond
Agent Lawrence
Martin Roach
Marty
Patrick Garrow
Brennan
Jason MacDonald
Coughlin
Kyle Gatehouse
Todd
Marqus Bobesich
The Prisoner
Alejandro Ampudia
Green Guy
Darrin Baker
Green Guy
Vijay Mehta
Green Guy
The Man from Toronto Ratings & Reviews
New York Times
Calum Marsh
Although Hart, as the broadly comic version of the classic Hitchcockian Wrong Man, has a certain goofball charm, his frantic coward routine gets old quickly, with no appreciable change as the action-flick danger continues to escalate.
One Guy's Opinion
Frank Swietek
It's as if boxes on a studio list of "obligatory unlikely-buddy action-movie clichés" were being systemically checked off
Culturess
Cassie Hager
The film lacks one thing that's essential for a solid home viewing experience: fun.
TIME Magazine
Stephanie Zacharek
Hart is something of a stocky comic iron man, a scrappy pro with the ability to twist and bend even the lousiest dialogue into a pretzel shape that can make you laugh despite yourself. Afterward, you may be laughing more at yourself than anything.
CultureMap
Alex Bentley
It's unclear how any of the people responsible for this abomination of a film would think any of it is actually entertaining, but none of their efforts are apparent on screen.
ReelViews
James Berardinelli
The Man from Toronto feels like the cold leftovers of a meal I didn't much like in the first place.
Reel Film Reviews
David Nusair
...exceedingly (and often excessively) hit-and-miss...
Austin Burke/Flick Fan Nation
Austin Burke
The Man from Toronto features a story that isn't all that interesting or memorable. The two leads have chemistry, and the end fight sequence is riveting, but the overall experience is lacking a compelling script.
Tilt Magazine
Christopher Cross
Another unimaginative piece of content designed to placate instead of thrill.
AV Club
Luke Y. Thompson
Harrelson is as effective a foil here as he is a credible Canadian, which is to say, not at all.
Common Sense Media
Jeffrey M. Anderson
There are hundreds of mismatched-buddy comedies, and this minor variation on the formula brings nothing fresh to the genre. It's stale, annoyingly busy, and altogether unfunny.
The MacGuffin
Allen Almachar
It features performers all working below their capabilities but is not entertaining enough to make up the deficit.
The Daily Beast
Nick Schager
Dreadfully unfunny.
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper
The Man from Toronto wastes the talents of Woody Harrelson and Kevin Hart.
IndieWire
Christian Zilko
Despite a fun premise and a well-structured first act, "The Man from Toronto" tries to do too many things at once and devolves into a strange bouillabaisse of studio comedy tropes.
RogerEbert.com
Odie Henderson
You know a film's in trouble when it can't be saved by a rocket launcher-toting Ellen Barkin.
Detroit News
Adam Graham
When someone drops the ball, makes a mistake or otherwise blunders something, they've Teddied it. In that regard, "The Man From Toronto" Teddys it. Big time.
Variety
Tomris Laffly
A throwback buddy action-comedy that offsets its run-of-the-mill sense of humor with a pair of appealing leads...
San Francisco Chronicle
Mick LaSalle
As a 110-minute diversion, as a source of some laughs, as an opportunity for two funny guys to be funny - and to be funny with each other - what's not to like? Just go in not expecting much.
Los Angeles Times
Robert Daniels
"The Man From Toronto" plays like the walking corpse of better, far more entertaining movies.
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